Hello, everyone, and welcome to police off-the-cuff-the-cuff-Real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

We have a fantastic show for you tonight.

You all know because I put her on the thumbnail, who the guest is. Of course, we have Dr. Joni Johnson. She's been on the show. I can't

call her a frequent flyer, but she's been on the show before. And every time she's on the show,

I get such good comments by all you guys, because

obviously she's much better looking than either Mike or I. So that's one good thing, but she's

also extremely competent. So many things occurring in the Brian Coburg or the Idaho four case

and so many things that we would like analyzed by by a professional and so many things since the the

show on Dateline NBC where a lot of things came out that we being the public the general public and us content creators

didn't necessarily know about.

And now that they're out there, it's free to comment on them.

And many people, I have diverse opinions about Brian Kovberger, many of them.

Many people, as I get some of the hatred in the text, think he's innocent, and they think that

we're pushing a guilty narrative. We advertise right in the lead up to this show. This is true

crime from a police perspective, and that's our perspective. And we analyze the evidence,

and that's our opinion. You don't have to believe with us that's why

it's good to go on different shows and see what the opinions are so anyway folks hold onto your hats

hold on to your loved ones hold on to your cup of coffee hold on to your wig hold on to your

to pay hold on to your service dog you're about to enter true crime your service dog. You're about to enter true crime. From a police

perspective, you're about to enter the off the cuff zone. The police off the cuff zone. They have to be some common sense.

They were the ones who called 911 to get them help, and now they're calling for change.

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